10 points to the first person to explain in the simpelist terms. I tried to look it up on the internet but because I'm not familiar with banking terms I didn't unerstand what they were ...
I recently become eligible to join 401K through my work for the first time. With a recession possibly looming around the corner and the Market not performing very well right now, what should I do? S...
I was given $15,000 as a gift and I was wondering what the best way to invest the money to make the most interest. All advice is appreciated!! Additional Details I would like to invest ...
Nov.12th 2008...Dow Jones is 8282.66...the Nasdaq is 1499.21...the S&P 500 is 852.30 as of this writing. Is it conceivable that these numbers could ever drop to zero? And if they did, what would ...
hi i am looking to buy some stock for the first time by my self, i already have some stock that was purchased for me by some relatives when i was younger but this will be the first investment that i ...
I am not interested in day to day trading. What are good companies to invest it in if you are a poor man like me but would like to invest something.
How can I read the investment portfolio?
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I started with $1600 and never made any interest. I've now lost over $500. I'm not desperate for the money, but I don't want it all blown away either....
i am a beginner investor
i have just bought 'the naked trader' by robbie burns
someone who started like you and has escaped the rat race
mukwonago53149
I've been working on this very issue for 10 years now - and went to college to get a business degree in Investing. The truth is, trading is no different than gambling in Las Vegas. It has nothing to do with making a good long-term investment.
With that said, take a look at Stan Weinstein's book called How to Profit in Bull and Bear Markets.
jbsid03
one up on wall street - peter lynch
touzi l
Hi, i recommand you a good and basic tutorial for investing. it covers all Issues related to your Investing and everything around it.
http://www.tutorialforyou.net/investing/
wish it will help you.
Spock (rhp)
the 'beginners' book i always recommend is "Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom" by Van Tharp. [Second edition is better.]
Van researches traders and what makes them successful. The book is based on what his research has found.
While it isn't enough in itself to trade successfully, imho it will open your eyes to the most critical elements -- which is what a beginner needs [Where do I focus my efforts?].
{disclosure: ohter than as a cusotmer, I have no financial relationship with Van Tharp or any of his products.}
GL
olgreybuzzard
An up to date edition of Michael Brett`s " How To Read The Financial Pages " will be a good introduction to understanding the Stock Market.
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